The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-11
PAUL AWAKENED.
Such a Day in All It's History
dential Party Greeted by a
Monstrous Crowd.
bene That Surpasses All De-
scription Enacted.
People Anxious to See, but
Patient to Wait.
I've Through the Beautifully IL
hinated Streets at Night-Mr.
Cleveland's Pretty Allu-
sion to His Wife.

CleVelande Pretty Allu-
sion to His Wife.
PAUL, Mimi, Oct. 10.-The special
containing the President, Mrs Cleve-
the Postmaster General and his
|Rnd the gentlemen composing. the
which left Washington with the
lent, reached st. Paul exactly on
at $50 o'clock this evening, having
adison, Wis, at 0 O'Clock this morn
'6he run from Madison was, perhaps,
ost enjoyable days journey the party
Sperienced since its departure from
ington. All had been thoroughly
during the stay at Madison, and
in the best OF health and spirits.
FEATHER for the greater part OF the
as as fine as il ordered on purpose,
he region through which the travel
ssed is one Of the pleasantes! sections
northwest. The foliage, at this sea-
comparable TO nothing so well as TO
! Persian rug, or a gaudy Navajo
ct, so bright are the colos and so
the contrasts. Nor were the wilder
3 Of nature wanting in the
ANA. Huge dukes and queer necks
reared their jagged heads from
lains Of western Wisconsin, their
spread out in gold and purple, their
gray and frowning above the tree
Along the Mississippi bold bluffs
Il the stream 20 one side or the other,
bw and then attention was called TO
pointed or casielated formation like
,g in art and nothing else in nature.
people along the line and at the
b stations were much less demon
h than those Of the regions passed
h earlier in the tip. They gath
many points in little knots pf from
b three or four hundred, on the plat
swung their hats and handker-
but, with few exceptions, made no
pts at decoriion, and seemed intent
hpon satisfying their desire 10 sec the
enl, in which purpose none were
ninicd. At IACrusse, where the
|t1Tied twenty minutes, there was a
IRm Of a demonstration, which was
! praised by ils rccipien.s. Though
were 10000 people at the sta
with twice ms many more lining
reefs of the town, and though their
Enthusiasm wCs Of the liveliCst kind,
WIS neither crowding nor haste.
carpets covered the platform for n
nd feet between the train and the
gcs, and n wide avenue into which
but the receiving delegation pcnc-
was left open for the visitors. The
bf the town rang merry pcals and the
whistles uf mills and steamboats,
he'd their widest, but frum the mo-
MayorsAustin took the Presidents
aud welcomed n 10 that city,
he expressed vi that he might
made n longer stop, the utmost order
lied. Al Portage, New Lisbon,
q aud Lake City. where liye.minute
were made, handshaking took place
now familiar character, yet with a
cnce. The look Of excitement almost
tense M that Of men in battle was
hg The people iostled and crowded,
iey laughed rs they did 50. The in
Nv was with them not 40 evidently
| 4 business as of pleasure. Not n
Of the numbers gathered had n
g TO shake the hand Of the President,
ieir cheers, rs the train pulled away,
none the lCss hearty. Just north Of
ma throng ~ workinen we're gath
and one ON horseback rode up Ia the
moving train Ia present 10 Mns.
'land. with their compliments, n
some bouquet. lie reached Il out
hought Il safe in her hand, but un-
/ ly IL was not, and fell 10 the ground.
mounted man WIS embarrassed for
mcnt, but an athletic fellow from
x the workmen lcapcd a ditch, picked
IL flowers, none the worse for their
md amid the widest hurruhs oi his
,anions, delivered them. He will re-
-~slhe lady's smile "a long as he
The special schodule time Of the
today was considerably faster than
heretofore. Hf,.
PLYING CLOUDS AND FROSTY AIR
rcd In the day for which 81. Paul has
preparing With eager expectation, for
nth past. Toward the middle Of the
noon the sun came out and the weather
,micd somewhat, but is still, tonight,
cdly bracing. The crowd Is un-
|leled In the city's history, and the
n inhabilant recalls the Willard ex-
ion, the Garfield obsequics, and the
NJ carnivals In vain 10 remember It's
With all the regular trains packed,
| ~ long specials, and the contingent
came yesterday, a conservative csii'
! places the number Of strangers In the
|ai 1000. which, added Ia the resident
Ilatbn Of thriee that nuisbcr, makes
striannm attended with difficulties.
Il Is q good naturcd and courteous
d, eager TO SEQ but patient 10 wait,
y the excellent police arrangements
|ented any delay Of the Prcsidents
|cments Throughout A large con
Int gathered az the union depot long
h. $50 o'clock, and Few inmates be-
that hour tho carriages eo,aining th,
|ption committee drove up. Amongthefn
1 Cd. Kerr, Aldermen Culhn, Dowlan
|,oIn, Hammond Bryant, Congressman
and +. II. Kelly. Passing through
Ihrong Of people the reception commit
walked forward 10 the depot platform
Ire a passage way was preserved up uh'
Ter. Sliding down the track came u'
|idcntial train, the engine ifpnt gaill
|ratcd with flagr and hung with eoloret
berry in graceful icasonA The recep
committee boarded Che end o. the car
the open door revealed ule 'rcsidc,n
ASn. Cleveland Standing in The parlo,
|ath the electric light The SINAI
Emcnt was hung around with icsioon
|owers and green wrcaihs. +. IL; keill
the iisi 10 greet the visitors, and ne y
! introduced the rest Of the committee
bcinq received with shake oi th
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